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Thursday July 10, 2014
Thursday July 10, 2014
Topics:
- Sea doos and Whales.
- Icecap Sale
Crosstalk:
What's the most memorable concert or music festival you have attended? Our guests are Chris Andrews of Shanneyganock and Alyson Samson.
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Wednesday July 9, 2014
Wednesday July 09, 2014
Topics:
- Who's digging on the old O'Brien farm in St. John's?
- What you think about St. John's trash problems.
- We'll chat whales and Icebergs with a tour boat operator.
Crosstalk:
Whale tales with our guest Dr. Jack Lawson.
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Thursday July 3, 2014
Thursday July 3, 2014
Topics:
- Senseless vandalism mean a scouts camp near St. John's will have to close for good.
- We'll meet a tattoo artist in the second part of Alyson Samson's series on tattoo culture.
Crosstalk: Ghost Stories with guest Gene Browne.
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Wednesday July 2, 2014
Wednesday July 2, 2014
Topics:
- A UFO over Robert's Arm.
- Tattoos and tattoo culture.
Crosstalk: Are there too many church buildings in this province? Is this a sign of the times? Guests: Archbishop Martin Currie, head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. John's and Bishop Geoff Peddle, Bishop of the Diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Friday June 20, 2014
Friday June 20, 2014
Topics:
- Don't be surprised if the ditches and medians along our province's highways seem more trashier than usual.
- Another great white has been detected in waters off Newfoundland.
Crosstalk:
We want your ideas about fun things to see or do in Nfld and Labrador for $20 or less. our Guest is Emily Martin, Geophysicist and columnist with the Overcast.
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Wednesday June 18, 2014
Wednesday June 18, 2014
Topics:
- The Advocate for children and youth is tearing a strip off government agencies designed to protect children in the province.
- Changes have been made in cancer screening in Labrador
Crosstalk: Gardening with Research Horticulturist Todd Boland.
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Friday June 6, 2014
Friday June 06, 2014
Topics:
We'll get an update from a Newfoundlander in Moncton.
The seventieth anniversary of D-Day
Crosstalk:
Place names in Newfoundland & Labrador
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Thursday June 5, 2014
Thursday June 05, 2014
Topics:
We chat with a couple of Newfoundlanders in Moncton.
Some residents are saying "not in by backyard" to multi-unit affordable housing developments in St. John's.
Crosstalk:
Today we're focusing on an outside activity that's near and dear to the hearts of many... hiking.
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Thursday June 5, 2014
Wednesday June 04, 2014
Topics:
Justice officials are reacting today to an incident at Her Majesty's Penitentiary involving a dozen inmates.
John Crosbie thinks he's too inexperienced. We hear what you think of Premier- to-be Frank Coleman.
A bike ride across France.
On Crosstalk: John Crosbie's recent comments about Danny Williams, Frank Coleman and the PC party stired up an interesting conversation about whether the PC party is self destructing. what do you think about what the party is going through and what John Crosibie has described as the disappointing way the party has handled the so called leadership race.
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Friday February 14, 2014
Friday February 14, 2014
Topics:
- A protest against the closure of the violence prevention court in St. John's today has been cancelled because of the weather.
- More errors in breast cancer screening at Eastern Health.
Radio Noon Crosstalk: It's a song request day for your favourite Valentine.
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Friday January 31, 2014
Friday January 31, 2014
TOPICS:
- We'll look at some of the potential PC leadership candidates.
- Veterans across the country are protesting the closure of nine regional Veterans Affairs offices. We'll check in on the demo in St. John's.
CROSSTALK: What was the first vinyl album or cassette or CD you bought with your own money?
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Thursday January 30, 2014
Thursday January 30, 2014
TOPICS:
- Eastern Health latest cost-cutting measures are drawing criticism, no more evening snacks in hospital. The cup of tea and the cookie is no longer part of the evening routine.
- Canadian Blood Services is closing its permanent blood donor clinic in Grand Falls-Windsor.
CROSSTALK:
The challenge of children with different needs. Two moms who have children with Asperger's/Autism and their boys, are in the studio.
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Wednesday January 29, 2014
Wednesday January 29, 2014
TOPICS:
- A shocker from the federal Liberal leader Today. Justin Trudeau wants all Liberal senators out of the Liberal caucus.
- The government is tightening up some of itds regulations regarding tattoos.
- A Weight loss Journey.
CROSSTALK: The future of rural post offices. What role do rural post offices play in our lives?
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Tuesday January 28, 2014
Tuesday January 28, 2014
TOPICS
- We live in an era of cutbacks from bank services to postal office to mail delivery. A man from Newfoundland is in Ottawa today at a rally to prevent further cut-backs that affect veterans affiars.
- We'll also hear how Torbay is trying to keep its residents active and fit.
CROSSTALK:
Beaumont Hamel as its "never" been remembered before. A documentary crew is planning an extrordinary re-creation and they're looking for your help.
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Monday January 27, 2014
Monday January 27, 2014
TOPICS
- Municipal candidates in St. John's have a limit on how much they spend during a campaign,. But they don't have to tell you what they spent the money on.
- CROSSTALK
What are your memories of resettlement? Why does resettlement resonate so strongly. Guests are Edna Penney is with the Arnold's Cove Heritage Foundation., and Edna Penney's husband Cecil who has his own story of resettlement.
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Friday December 13, 2013
Friday December 13, 2013
Topics:
- A fire in Brent's Cove on the Baie Verte Peninsula leaves a family of five homeless.
- An update on the plight of a family in Corner Brook, still displaced after recent flooding in the city.
Crosstalk: Indoor Gardening with guests Lorna Hogan and Debbie Preston.
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Wednesday December 11, 2013
Wednesday December 11, 2013
Topics:
- Canada Post is phasing out home deleivery of mail to people who still get that service.
- The province's new homecare pilot project is coming under fire.
Crosstalk:
Why do Newfoundland students do so poorly at Math?
Guests are eductaion minister Clyde Jackman and Mary Stordy and assistant professor in Math education at MUN.
Tuesday December 10, 2013
Tuesday December 10, 2013
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Monday December 9, 2013
Monday December 9, 2013
- NHL Violence
-The "Grand Park"
CROSSTALK:
Safe Driving with Jim Brazil & Rudy Singleton
Tuesday November 26, 2013
Tuesday November 26, 2013
Topics:
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Asking the right questions to make sure your dream cruise vacation doesn't become a nightmare.
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We drop in on Bidgood's in the Gould's to see what's new.
Crosstalk: Hospital Emergency Rooms join Host, John Furlong with guest Barb Sweet, award winning journalist with the St. John's Telegram, share your story or experience with visits to the ER good or otherwise.
Friday October 25, 2013
Friday, October 25
Todays Podcast:
- David Cochrane on the NDP Implosion
- Minister Darin King on the Family Violence Intervention Court
- John visits the Halloween store
Crosstalk: John talks movies with guest Tom Luke
Thursday October 24, 2013
Thursday, October 24
Todays Podcast:
- Pedestrian Safety
- A Chat with Amy Collins
- First snow in Labrador City
Crosstalk: Guest Tim Powers on the Senate scandal
Thursday October 24, 2013
Wednesday Oct 23, 2013
Todays Podcast:
- Noah Davis Power on the NDP
- Noonlines
- Dealing with Kennel Cough
- Crosstalk - Dale Kirby is here to talk about the NDP
Tuesday April 23, 2013
Tuesday April 23, 2013
Port aux Basques fire
Seniors in Port aux Basques need a home after yesterdays fire.
Radio Archives feature
Christine Davies has one last person to introduce to us from a 1975 documentary about the MV Bonavista's journey up the coast of Labrador.
Crosstalk
You need a routine prescription, but your doctor is all booked up. Should pharamcists have the right to prescribe medication? Ramona's guests are Margot Priddle, the Registrar of the NL Pharmacy Board, and pharmacist and professor Debbie Kelly. ccType=audioclip id=2381310956&mediaid=2381310667&category=AudioMobile/Radio_Noon_NL]
Friday April 5, 2013
Friday April 5, 2013
Crosstalk
On today's Crosstalk phone in, we're very excited to tell you that we've got one of the most popular new acts performing live in studio. You know Andrew James O'Brien from his CD, "Songs for Searchers". Catherine Allan performed with him on the CD. And now they've formed a duo Called "Fortunate Ones".
Thursday April 4, 2013
Thursday April 4, 2013
We're talking about the new incentive the provincial government is offering for people in small communities who want to resettle.
Wednesday April 3, 2013
Wednesday April 3, 2013
Crosstalk
Do you agree with the budget cuts? Ramona is joined by Russell Wangersky, the editorial editor for the Telegram newspaper.
Tuesday April 2, 2013
Tuesday April 2, 2013
Crosstalk
The topic today is books for young people. We've got women in studio who fill their lives with books for young people. Susan Prior is the provincial Children's Librarian.And Emily Blackmore also works in the Public Library System, where she's the Adult Lending Services Librarian for the Provincial Resource Library.
Monday April 1, 2013
Monday April 1, 2013
International Student Community Service awards
It's not easy coming to study as MUN as an international student. There's a whole new culture to adjust to, plus missing family and friends. Despite that, many international students volunteer with local community groups. Now Memorial is recognizing their community spirit with International Student Community Service awards. One of the first four recipients is Muhammad Munir from Pakistan. He's studying economics and finance.
Crosstalk
Do you or did you have the best nan or pop in the world? The best grandparents a child could ever wish for. Did they do special things for you? Did they cheer you up when you were feeling low? Did they make special meals for you? In studio with me, three young women: Anna Gosine, Helena Menchion and Anna Mercer.
Monday March 18, 2013
Monday March 18, 2013
Tuesday March 5, 2013
Crosstalk Tuesday March 5 2013
The strike at the St. John's airport started almost 6 months ago, and there's no sign it will end anytime soon. Our question for you: Are you surprised that the strike has dragged on this long? Ramona's guest is St. John's Deputy Mayor Shannie Duff.
Tuesday March 5, 2013
Employment programs cut
On Friday, the provincial government announced it's cutting funding to 40 groups in Nfld and Labrador that's being used to help people find jobs. Those groups include the John Howard Society, the Community Education Network and the Celtic Business Development Association. The government says it will re-invest the 14-million dollars into services such as training to develop skills.The opposition Liberals are speaking out again the cuts. We're going to check in with Kelly Vodden to see what she thinks of them. She's an associate professor at Memorial University, both in St. John's and on the Grenfell campus. She's also heading up a multi-province project about Canadian Regional Development.
Tuesday February 19, 2013
Bonne Bay storm
Living in the middle of a national park is certainly easy on the eyes. But people who live near Gros Morne mountain don't just have beautiful scenery to contend with. They've also got powerful winds.
Norris Point and Rocky Harbour were hit especially hard on Sunday.James Bowen is a doctor in Bonne Bay.
Tuesday February 19, 2013
Band Aid grants
Students at a school on the Port-au-Port peninsula can expect to see some new music stands in their music room. While members of a high school concert band on the Avalon will soon be practicing on a few new flutes. Both schools received grants from the MusiCounts' Band Aid program. Carolyn Lethbridge is the principal and music teacher at Our Lady of the Cape in Degrau. And Robert Colbourne is the music teacher at Crescent Collegiate in South Dildo.
Monday February 18, 2013
Crosstalk Monday Feb 18
Monday February 18, 2013
Wild and windy night
Monday February 18, 2013
Northern Peninsula power
Monday February 18, 2013
Ramona Dearing Bolonie Cupcakes
Kevin Phillips' arresting recipe for Bologna Cupcakes
Makes 4 servings
Ingredients:
- 2 cups mashed potatoes (hot)
- 1 carrot mashed (hot)
- ½ tsp butter
- 4 slices bolonie (1/4" thick)
- ½ cup green peas (for garnish)
Method
Prepare mashed potatoes and carrot as desired - set aside.
In a skillet, low-med heat, sauté bolonie in butter until centers puffs. Press bolonie in a greased or lined large muffin pan or cups. Bake at 350F for approx 8-10 minutes. On serving plates, scoop 4 oz of mashed potatoes into each bolonie cup and smooth out with a spatula knife. Garnish top with mashed carrot and sprinkle plate with green peas. Here you can have your cake and eat it to.
From http://saltjunk.com/
Also try: Potato Stuffed Bolonie Rolls
Makes 4 servings
Ingredients:
- 4 cups mashed potatoes (hot)
- 2 tbsp celery (minced)
- ¼ cup onion (finely chopped)
- ½ cup green peas
- ½ tsp prepared mustard
- Salt & pepper
- 8 slices bolonie (1/8" thick)
- Toothpicks
Method
Prepare mashed potatoes as desired. Add celery, onion and mustard. Mix well. Season to taste. Spread 4 tbsp of potato mixture on each bolonie slice. Roll and secure with toothpicks. Place on parchment lined cookie sheet and bake at 350F for 8-10 minutes. Turn mid-way.
From http://saltjunk.com/
Tuesday September 18, 2012
Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Music Pioneer
Christine Davies is here with a tribute to a pioneer of Newfoundland and Labrador folk music, accordion player Wilf Doyle.
Crosstalk : Gardening with Michael Murray of Murray's Garden Centre in Portugal Cove.
Friday March 2, 2012
Radio Noon - Friday March 2 2012
Hundreds of Iron Ore Company of Canada workers got a huge surprise at a union meeting in Labrador City this morning. They had gathered to hear details of the latest contract offer from IOC. An offer their union was recommending workers to reject. But when the meeting started IOC announced big changes to the offer. The CBC's Mike Power was not allowed into the meeting but he still staked it out.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper notified Conservative M-Ps this week that changes are coming to their pension plans. Right now, an MP only has to serve for six years before collecting a pension. And that can be done as early as age 55. Ryan Cleary is the NDP MP for St. John's South-Mount Pearl.
Crosstalk: Trivia with Mack Furlong.
Thursday November 17, 2011
Radio Noon Thursday November 17 2011
Occupy NL Update
Hundreds of protesters with the Occupy Wall Street marched in New York City this morning. They're talking about organizing a day of action, with mass protests in other cities. The welcome is wearing out for many protestors involved in the Occupy Movement across North America. The police in New York City cleared people out of their tent city. The city of Vancouver has issued eviction notices. So what's happening here? Terry MacEachern is one of the people invovled in the Occupy NL Movement, which is headquartered at Harbourside Park in St. John's .
Blaze Orange
We're still getting reaction to yesterday's Crosstalk phone-in on whether people should wear blaze orange in the woods, whether they're hunting or not. If you missed it, it's posted on-line at cbc.ca/radionoonnl
Here's a fax we received this morning from Olive Murphy that we just had to share. It's read by the CBC's Kathryn King.
Crosstalk
Bullying used to be a hush-hush topic. But over the past few years, lots of people have been speaking out against it. The question now is whether we're making any progress on bullying? We'll have several guests in studio, including several students from Prince of Wales Collegiate in St. John's.
Monday November 14, 2011
Radio Noon November 14 2011
Lewisporte Shooting
A 68-year-old woman from Little Burnt Bay is in hospital today being treated for a serious gunshot wound. It's believed a hunter shot her in the shoulder accidentally during a boil-up in the woods near Lewisporte on Friday. That hunter is now facing charges. Constable Doug Letto is with the Lewisporte RCMP.
The labour market is tightening up in Nfld and Labrador, and it's only going to get more tight. That's great news for workers. It gives them a lot more power. Employers not so much. And that's the focus of a conference the Nfld and Labrador Employers' Council is holding starting on Wednesday in St. John's. Richard Alexander is the executive director of the group, and he's in studio now to talk about this issue.
Crosstalk
Housing prices in many parts of the province have shot up dramatically over the past few years. And we're asking if it's getting too expensive to buy a house. Phone in with your thoughts. Ramona's guest is Shannie Duff, the deputy-mayor of St. John's.
Wednesday October 12, 2011
Radio Noon Wednesday October 12 2011
And he did it even though he didn't have much of a travel budget during the campaign.
We've reached Randy Edmunds in Makkovik.
Today on the show:
Should Kevin Aylward stay on as leader of the provincial Liberals?
Guest: John Efford
Wednesday October 12, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk Oct 11 2011
Today on the show, gardening day with Michael Murray of Murray's Garden Centre. If you need some gardening advice, look no further. Michael Murray can save you a lot of time and grief.
Wednesday October 12, 2011
Jones Head Cliff
Tomorrow evening, the town council in Bay Roberts will decide whether to put up a fence or warning signs on a cliff that cost an 11-year old his life this summer. Christopher Davis and his family were visiting relatives in Bay Roberts in August when he fell over the Jones Head cliff. Christopher's parents say the tragedy was preventable, and that they'd like to make sure nothing like that ever happens again. Melvin Walsh is a town councillor in Bay Roberts.
Wednesday October 12, 2011
CBC Radio Archives Feature
On today's regular archive feature, we'll go back to 1970 and the official opening of the new city hall in St. John's.
Tuesday September 13, 2011
Radio Noon : Tuesday September 13, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk : Gardening with Ross Traverse
Matthews controversy
Premier Kathy Dunderdale is commenting today on the controversy over a job offer to Danny Williams former communications director. Yesterday Williams defended his decision to offer Elizabeth Matthews the vice-chair position at the CNLOBP. He made the offer in a letter to Matthews the day before he left office.Williams says he discussed the appointment with Kathy Dunderdale. But when it became public - Dunderdale said the appointment was her idea. Here's what Premier Dunderdale had to say today about the controversy.
Bigger Paycheque not wanted
Most people love getting a pay raise. But not Linda Chaisson. She's a city councillor in Corner Brook. And she's upset that she's being forced to take home a bigger paycheque Linda Chaisson joins me now on the line.
Radio Noon Archives:
Time for Christine Davies to join me in the studio, as she does each Tuesday afternoon with a recording from the CBC Radio Archives.
Tuesday June 28, 2011
Western Stomach Flu
There's a stomach flu going around in Corner Brook. And it's hitting some children so hard they're winding up in hospital. Dr Anne Roberts is the Acting Medical Officer of Health for Western Health.
Tuesday June 28, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk June 28
It's a gardening day today. We've got Dave Morrow in our studio in Grand Falls-Windsor. You've got the questions, he's got the expertise. If you're having problems with a tree, or a bush or those unstoppably hungry slugs or your compost or your lawn. Dave is here to help. And don't forget about vegetables and flowers.
Tuesday June 28, 2011
Archive Feature
1967 was a big year for Canada and Canadians. The country was 100 years old. Celebrations to mark the Centennial were held across the country -- not just the world's fair in Montreal, something we call Expo '67. One Centennial project saw a group of Inuit from Labrador -- known as the Moravian Eskimo Choir -- travel from Nain to St. John's. There were 14 members of the choir. This was their first visit to the island portion of the province. They performed at a number of venues in and around the city. A report about their visit was featured on the appropriately-named CBC Radio show "Centennial Diary."
Tuesday June 28, 2011
Lead Exposure Project
Kids love playing in the dirt ... and some of them even like to eat dirt. They love to chew on their toys. And how many want to wash their hands before they eat? Well, any and all of these things can lead to a child ingesting lead. And that's what a study has examined - how much lead children in St. John's have been exposed to. Trevor Bell was the lead investigator on this project.
Tuesday June 28, 2011
Fortis in Belize
It hasn't been an easy ride for Fortis in Belize... The Newfoundland based energy company faced plenty of environmental opposition over a dam proposal several years ago, with Hollywood celebrities like Harrison Ford and Cameron Diaz getting involved in the fight to stop it. Last week, the government of Belize took over BEL - Belize Electricity Limited. And Fortis HAD a 70% share of that company. Barry Perry is the Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Finance for Fortis.
Tuesday June 28, 2011
Harper Archive FTR
Prime Minister Stephen Harper may not think there's much need for the Maritime Rescue Sub-Centre anymore. But a few years back he was singing a different tune. Back in December of 2007 - Harper had nothing but praise for fishermen and the people charged with saving their lives when things go wrong. He was in Port de Grave back then to pay tribute to the crew of the Nautical Legacy, and the rescuers who saved their lives. Here's part of what the Prime Minister said in 2007.
Tuesday June 28, 2011
Postal Worker
It's the last day on the picket line for thousands of Canada Post employees.The federal government passed legislation on the weekend sending them back to work.Lynn Costigan is President of Local 72 of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers in Labrador City - Wabush.
Tuesday June 28, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk June 27
If you think you know Newfoundland and Labrador, think again. My guest on crosstalk today has just released a book that might give even the most weathered NL'er a few ideas.
The book is called 'Book of Musts: the 101 places every Newfoundlander and Labradorian MUST see." Janice Wells covers everything from bights to Beothuks... George Street to giant squid...and bird's eye views to hidden treasures.
Friday June 24, 2011
John Crosbie
We had a lively Crosstalk show yesterday, about the closure of the marine rescue coordination centre in St. John's. A couple of callers quoted a speech that Lieutanent Governor John Crosbie gave recently.
He was at Queen's University to pick up a honouary doctorate of laws. And in his speech, John Crosbie warned that our political system isn't working the way it should.Thursday June 23, 2011
Ice Island
Yesterday on Radio Noon, fisherman Brian Kippenhuck described seeing an awesome sight. The crew of the Labrador Quest was about a hundred kilometres off Black Tickle, Labrador when they saw a giant slab of ice.
Brian Kippenhuck told us it was at least 5 kilometres long when he first saw it, although it later broke in two.
He said the ice was 50 metres high, complete with a couple of waterfalls.
Not only that, Brian says there's an even bigger iceberg off Northern Labrador.
Charlie Randell is the president and CEO of C-Core, which is famous for its ice engineering.
Thursday June 23, 2011
Transportation Safety Board
The TSB has done a review of progress on the recommendations it made in the wake of the Cougar Helicopter Crash in 2009.
The crash killed seventeen people. Transport Canada has agreed to follow the recommendations. But the TSB says it wants action.
Wendy Tadros is the chair of the Transportation Safety Board.
Thursday June 23, 2011
Dunderdale Marine Rescue
The Prime Minister is not backing down. The Marine Rescue Coordination Sub-Centre in St. John's will close. That's what Stephen Harper told Premier Kathy Dunderdale last night during a telephone conversation. This morning, Dunderdale talked to reporters at the House of Assembly.
Wednesday June 22, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk - June 22
Pensions have been a big issue in the Air Canada and Canada Post labour disputes. And the issue will come up during other negotiations as well. Workers want to know how much they'll have to retire on. Employers are leery of going into the red on pensions. Is it time for a reality check on pensions. Ramona's guest is CBC's well-known business columnist, Michael Hlinka.
Wednesday June 22, 2011
Ice Shelf
Brian Kippenhuck of Port Hope-Simpson has seen an incredible sight. An enormous iceberg. A huge sheet of ice that was several km long when he first saw it. Brian is a member of the crew on board the fishing boat, the Labrador Quest. And they were far out at sea when they first saw the massive iceberg. We reached Brian in Port Hope-Simpson earlier today.
Wednesday June 22, 2011
Bear Put Down
A couple of weeks ago, everyone was talking about the cute and people-friendly bear cub in Terra Nova National Park that walked right up to a police officer. Visitors to the park had been feeding the cub, along with other bears. Park officials moved the cub to a remote area, hoping it would remember how to live in the wild again. But that wasn't the case. On the weekend, Fisheries and Wildlife officers euthanized the little bear. Bill Brake is the Field Unit Superintendent in Terra Nova.
Wednesday April 13, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk April 13
Today's subject was immigration.
- Heather Barrett
- Dec. 13 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY DECEMBER 13. 2011
- Jan. 3 – Radio Noon - Monday January 3, 2011
- Dec. 27 – A Large Year music selections
- Dec. 23 – Radio Noon - December 23, 2010
- Dec. 22 – Radio Noon - Wednesday December 22, 2010
- Dec. 21 – Radio Noon - Tuesday December 21, 2010
- Dec. 20 – Radio Noon - Monday, December 20, 2010
- Dec. 17 – CROSSTALK: Favourite Books of 2010
- Ken Cave
- Jul. 5 – Friday July 5th, 2013
- Jul. 3 – Wednesday July 3, 2013
- Matthew Clements
- Aug. 26 – Radio Noon - Grand River Keeper on the report on the proposed Lower Churchill hydro development.
- Aug. 25 – Service Canada job cuts in Gander
- Aug. 25 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Student Housing
- Aug. 23 – Radio Noon - Proactive health care
- Aug. 23 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Gardening
- Aug. 22 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Jack Layton
- Aug. 17 – Radio Noon - Exotic Animals
- Aug. 17 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Linden McIntyre
- Aug. 16 – Radio Noon - The American Military searches for remains at a World War II crash site near Botwood.
- Aug. 16 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Gardening
- Aug. 15 – Radio Noon - Harvesting Iceberg Ice
- Aug. 15 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Local Produce
- Jul. 28 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Increase in crime rates in Newfoundland and Labrador. July 28, 2011.
- Jul. 25 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Your powers of concentration in this age of the internet. July 25, 2011.
- Jul. 21 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Interaction on the road between drivers and cyclists. July 21, 2011.
- Jul. 20 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Favourite Hiking Trails in Newfoundland and Labrador, July 20, 2011
- Jul. 19 – Radio Noon: An Irishman wants to haul up the TransAtlantic Telegraph Cable. July 19, 2011.
- Jul. 18 – Radio Noon, Monday July 18, 2011 - A propane leak at a gas station in Bonavista causes concern.
- Jul. 15 – Underexposure of the Drought in Africa
- Jul. 12 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Gardening
- Jul. 11 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Monday July 11
- Jul. 11 – Medical Marijuana
- Aaron Crossley
- Apr. 25 – Friday April 25, 2014
- Apr. 24 – Thursday April 24, 2014
- Apr. 23 – Wednesday April 23, 2014
- Apr. 22 – Tuesday April 22, 2014
- Apr. 6 – Wednesday April 2, 2014
- Mar. 26 – Wednesday March 26, 2014
- Mar. 4 – Tuesday March 4, 2014
- Feb. 28 – Friday February 28, 2014
- Jan. 24 – Friday January 24, 2014
- Jan. 23 – Thursday January 23, 2014
- Jan. 22 – Wednesday January 22, 2014
- Jan. 21 – Tuesday January 21, 2014
- Jan. 20 – Monday January 20, 2014
- Jan. 14 – Tuesday, January 14, 2014
- Jan. 14 – The organ at The Masonic Temple
- Dec. 12 – Thursday December 12, 2013
- Nov. 11 – Monday November 11, 2013
- Nov. 7 – Radio Noon Thursday November 7, 2013
- Oct. 30 – Radio Noon - Wednesday October 30, 2013
- Oct. 29 – Radio Noon Tuesday, October 29 2013
- Oct. 9 – Wednesday October 9, 2013
- Oct. 8 – Tuesday October 8, 2013
- Oct. 7 – Monday October 7, 2013
- Aug. 9 – Traffic Back-up near Brenton
- Aug. 9 – Geneaology
- Aug. 8 – Hummingbird Hawk Moth
- Aug. 7 – Live from the Regatta
- Aug. 5 – Hit and run?
- Jul. 30 – 14 years cancer free
- Jul. 29 – Tely 10 runner Florence Barron
- Jul. 26 – L'Anse aux Meadows diaries
- Jul. 25 – Date rape drugs in PAB?
- Jul. 24 – Vale worker shortage criticized
- Jul. 23 – Giant Hogweed burns Codroy Valley boy
- Jul. 22 – Shark on the line
- Jul. 16 – Tuesday July 16, 2013
- Jul. 15 – Monday July 15, 2013
- Jun. 28 – Friday June 28, 2013
- Jun. 27 – Thursday June 27, 2013
- Jun. 26 – Wednesday June 26, 2013
- Jun. 26 – Tuesday June 25, 2013
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- Jun. 18 – Tuesday June 18, 2013
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- Jun. 13 – Thursday June 13, 2013
- Jun. 12 – Wednesday June 12, 2013
- Jun. 11 – Tuesday June 11, 2013
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- Apr. 9 – Tuesday April 9, 2013
- Apr. 8 – Monday April 8, 2013
- Mar. 20 – Wednesday, March 20, 2013
- Feb. 21 – Truckers ignore wind warnings
- Feb. 20 – Housing costs for international students
- Feb. 19 – Crosstalk Tuesday Feb 19 - Windy Winter
- Feb. 6 – Power outage in St. Lunaire-Griquet
- Jan. 28 – Hypothermia - Do you know what to do?
- Nov. 28 – Illegal Dumpsite near Norris Arm
- Nov. 2 – Airport strike - Keith Collins
- Nov. 1 – Ed Martin on "bill calculator"
- Nov. 1 – Crosstalk - Bullying
- Oct. 31 – SPCA receives horses
- Oct. 24 – Crosstalk - Cell phone fees
- Oct. 23 – Offshore flight rescue
- Oct. 17 – Annual checkups?
- Oct. 10 – Offshore night flights
- Oct. 10 – Offshore night flights
- Sep. 25 – Remembering Minnie White
- Sep. 24 – Con O'Brien on Sam 'The Record Man'
- Sep. 10 – Tropical storm Leslie
- Aug. 24 – Moose alert number
- Aug. 23 – Highway rescue
- Aug. 22 – Fundraiser in Botwood for mother-to-be
- Aug. 21 – Cambridge Bay dogs
- Aug. 20 – Ashelin
- Aug. 17 – Sportscentre from Clarenville
- Aug. 16 – Pearson United World College
- Aug. 15 – Climate Reality Project
- Aug. 14 – Blue Jays in St. John's
- Aug. 13 – Successful fundraising for MUN
- Aug. 10 – Hurricane predicitons
- Aug. 9 – Grandmother of an Olympian
- Aug. 8 – Codroy Drowning
- Aug. 2 – Growing organic strawberries
- Aug. 1 – Make and Break Engines
- Jul. 31 – Camp glow
- Jul. 30 – C-sections and diabetes
- Jul. 27 – The Labrador Regatta
- Jul. 26 – Uncomfortable flight
- Jul. 25 – Story of a stolen bike
- Jul. 24 – Changes at Canada Post
- Jul. 23 – Quidi Vidi boat rescue
- Jul. 20 – MP on chopper use controversy
- Jul. 19 – Happy Valley Goose Bay pride
- Jul. 18 – CFIA OKs removal of Gray Aqua salmon
- Jul. 17 – Workers from away on Fogo Island
- Jul. 17 – A poacher's paradise
- Jul. 16 – Finding local seafood
- Jul. 16 – Baseball injury
- Jun. 22 – Spotty Service on the Burin Peninsula
- Jun. 20 – Reaction to new long-term care strategy
- Jun. 19 – Coyote snare strangles family pet
- Jun. 18 – Food allergies
- Jun. 15 – Father's Day Reflections
- Jun. 13 – Plastic bags - should they be banned?
- Jun. 11 – Chicken Pox is showing up in St. John's.
- Jun. 8 – Singing the praises of opera
- Jun. 7 – K9 Hero
- Jun. 6 – Foreign workers in Newfoundland
- Apr. 26 – Radio Noon - Thursday April 26, 2012
- Apr. 25 – Radio Noon - Wednesday April 25, 2012
- Mar. 26 – Radio Noon - Monday March 26, 2012
- Mar. 23 – Radio Noon - Friday March 23, 2012
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- Mar. 1 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY MARCH 1, 2012
- Feb. 27 – RADIO NOON - MONDAY FEBRUARY 27, 2012
- Jan. 12 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY JANUARY 12, 2012
- Jan. 12 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY JANUARY 11, 2012
- Dec. 30 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY DECEMBER 30, 2011
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- Dec. 29 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 28, 2011
- Dec. 23 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY DECEMBER 23, 2011
- Dec. 22 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY DECEMBER 22, 2011
- Dec. 21 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 21, 2011
- Dec. 19 – RADIO NOON - MONDAY, DECEMBER 19
- Nov. 30 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30, 2011
- Nov. 16 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 16, 2011
- Nov. 15 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2011
- Nov. 11 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2001
- Mark Cumby
- Jul. 10 – Thursday July 10, 2014
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- Apr. 2 – Tuesday April 2, 2013
- Apr. 1 – Monday April 1, 2013
- Mar. 18 – Monday March 18, 2013
- Mar. 5 – Crosstalk Tuesday March 5 2013
- Mar. 5 – Employment programs cut
- Feb. 19 – Bonne Bay storm
- Feb. 19 – mmmm....Bologna Cupcakes
- Feb. 19 – Band Aid grants
- Feb. 18 – Crosstalk Monday Feb 18
- Feb. 18 – Wild and windy night
- Feb. 18 – Northern Peninsula power
- Feb. 18 – Ramona Dearing Bolonie Cupcakes
- Mar. 2 – Radio Noon - Friday March 2 2012
- Nov. 17 – Radio Noon Thursday November 17 2011
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- Oct. 12 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Oct 11 2011
- Oct. 12 – Jones Head Cliff
- Oct. 12 – CBC Radio Archives Feature
- Sep. 13 – Radio Noon : Tuesday September 13, 2011
- Jun. 28 – Western Stomach Flu
- Jun. 28 – Radio Noon Crosstalk June 28
- Jun. 28 – Archive Feature
- Jun. 28 – Lead Exposure Project
- Jun. 28 – Fortis in Belize
- Jun. 28 – Harper Archive FTR
- Jun. 28 – Postal Worker
- Jun. 28 – Radio Noon Crosstalk June 27
- Jun. 24 – John Crosbie
- Jun. 23 – Ice Island
- Jun. 23 – Transportation Safety Board
- Jun. 23 – Dunderdale Marine Rescue
- Jun. 22 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - June 22
- Jun. 22 – Ice Shelf
- Jun. 22 – Bear Put Down
- Apr. 13 – Radio Noon Crosstalk April 13
- Ramona Dearing
- Aug. 19 – Radio Noon: Monday, Aug 19, 2014
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- Jul. 2 – Crosstalk: Wed July 3, 2013
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- Mar. 11 – Monday March 11, 2013
- Feb. 5 – RADIO NOON - Tuesday February 5/2013
- Jan. 25 – The case of the midding Haggis.
- Jan. 21 – Why online dating could leave you broke.
- Jan. 4 – Remembering Father Biju Anthony
- Dec. 21 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Mon Dec 24, 2012
- Dec. 20 – Holy Heart launches Pulse FM - HHM Radio
- Dec. 17 – The quest for Turducken..
- Dec. 14 – Whitbourne lose their Elementary school.
- Dec. 13 – Megan Bateman and the art of sexting.
- Dec. 6 – A gathering of the POWER Clan.
- Dec. 3 – Francis Smith was born without ears.
- Nov. 21 – One day, two phone ins:
- Nov. 16 – Remembering Sgt. Kelly
- Nov. 9 – Remembering Sgt. Kelly
- Nov. 8 – Women in Trades.
- Nov. 5 – E-waste recycling program.
- Oct. 9 – We have 2 Phone Ins for you today.
- Oct. 4 – School Closures
- Oct. 3 – Disabled employees
- Sep. 27 – Conservative MP Stephen Woodworth put forward the motion to study the rights of the fetus.
- Sep. 19 – Twillingate Tuna
- Sep. 14 – St. John's South MHA Tom Osborne Quits.
- Aug. 27 – Radio Noon - Monday August 27, 2012
- Aug. 3 – Hiking in NL
- Jul. 12 – Wildcat Strike at Long Harbour
- Jul. 11 – A recipe for mental health in Canada.
- Jul. 4 – Fuel prices are on the increase.
- Jun. 26 – From cancer warrior to cancer survivor.
- May. 31 – Workers at Eastern Health speak out.
- May. 28 – Methadone Update for the City.
- May. 16 – Remembering Rita Hagan of Aquaforte.
- May. 14 – Cuts to refugee health care.
- May. 2 – Recycling your old paint.
- May. 1 – Cuts to Parks Canada
- Apr. 12 – Radio Noon - Thursday April 12, 2012
- Apr. 11 – Radio Noon - Wednesday April 11, 2012
- Apr. 9 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY April 10, 2012
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- Mar. 9 – Radio Noon - Monday March 12, 2012
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- Mar. 8 – RADIO NOON - Thursday, March 8, 2012
- Mar. 7 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY MARCH 7, 2012
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- Feb. 29 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 29, 2012
- Feb. 28 – Radio Noon - Tuesday February 28, 2102
- Feb. 22 – Radio Noon - Wednesday February 22, 2012
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- Feb. 16 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY FEBRUARY 16, 2012
- Feb. 14 – Radio Noon - Wednesday February 15, 2012
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- Jan. 6 – RADIO NOON- MONDAY JANUARY 9, 2012
- Jan. 5 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY JANUARY 6, 2012
- Dec. 16 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY DECEMBER 16, 2011
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- Dec. 9 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY DECEMBER 9, 2011
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- Nov. 28 – RADIO NOON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2011
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- Nov. 7 – RADIO NOON - MONDAY NOVEMBER 7, 2011
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- Nov. 1 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1
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- Oct. 26 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY OCTOBER 27, 2011
- Oct. 25 – RADIO NOON WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26, 2011
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- Sep. 9 – Crosstalk: Mon Sept 12, 2011
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- Aug. 25 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Fri Aug 26, 2011
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- Jul. 25 – Two phone-ins today!: Tues July 26, 2011
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- Apr. 26 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Wed April 27th
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- Mar. 23 – Crosstalk: Thurs March 24, 2011
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- Mar. 15 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Wed Mar 16, 2011
- Mar. 10 – Crosstalk: Wed March 9, 2011
- Mar. 8 – Price Increase For Beer
- Mar. 7 – Brook Causes Mess In Trout River
- Mar. 7 – Crosstalk: Mon March 7, 2011
- Mar. 7 – A Warning From The Bank Of Montreal
- Mar. 2 – Crosstalk: Thurs March 3, 2011
- Greg Dodd
- Dec. 24 – Santa Claus on Radio Noon
- Dec. 24 – Santa Claus on Radio Noon
- Dec. 24 – Santa Claus on Radio Noon
- Aug. 7 – August 7 Crosstalk with Dave Morrow
- Aug. 7 – August 7 Wild Dogs
- Aug. 7 – August 7 Rodney Devries
- Aug. 6 – August 6 Crosstalk: NL Hospitality
- Aug. 6 – August 6 Joelle Carey
- Aug. 6 – August 6 Mayor Ernest Simms
- Aug. 17 – Weekend Arts Magazine on August 20-21
- Aug. 12 – Friday August 12 Crosstalk-Insects
- Aug. 12 – Friday August 12 St. Lawrence
- Aug. 12 – Friday August 12 Rodney Martin
- Aug. 12 – Friday August 12 Judy Morrow
- Aug. 11 – Thursday August 11 Crosstalk-Hiking
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- Aug. 11 – Thursday August 11 Tri For Health
- Aug. 10 – Wednesday August 10 Eight Men Released
- Aug. 9 – Tuesday Aug 9 Crosstalk-Gardening
- Aug. 9 – Tuesday Aug 9 Amanda Bittner
- Aug. 9 – Tuesday Aug 9 Kathy Griffiths
- Peter Gosse
- Feb. 21 – Crosstalk - Ryan's Fancy
- John Gushue
- Jun. 14 – Friday June 14, 2013
- Wayne Hayes
- Apr. 27 – Crosstalk april 27, 2012
- Apr. 27 – Edible Landscaping
- Feb. 21 – Radio Noon - Tuesday February 21, 2012
- Feb. 20 – Radio Noon - Monday February 20, 2012
- Oct. 14 – Radio Noon Friday October 14, 2011
- Oct. 10 – RADIO NOON - MONDAY OCTOBER 10, 2011
- Carl Hodder
- Jul. 8 – Tuesday July 08, 2014
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- Jun. 17 – Tuesday June 17, 2014
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- Jun. 3 – Tuesday June 03, 2014
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- Apr. 1 – Tuesday April 1, 2014
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- Mar. 24 – Monday March 24, 2014
- Jan. 15 – Wednesday, January 15, 2014
- Sep. 19 – Thursday, September 19
- Aug. 14 – Crosstalk August 14, 2013
- Aug. 13 – Gardening Crosstalk: August 13, 2013
- Aug. 13 – Crosstalk: Is classical music cool again
- Jul. 18 – Wednesday July 18, 2013
- Jul. 17 – Wednesday July 17, 2013
- May. 15 – Wednesday May 15, 2013
- May. 2 – Wed May 1, 2013
- Oct. 26 – Two Crosstalks - October 26, 2012
- Oct. 18 – Crosstalk - October 18, 2012
- Oct. 16 – Crosstalk - October 16, 2012
- Oct. 15 – Crosstalk - October 15, 2012
- Oct. 15 – Christopher Pickard
- Jul. 27 – Skating on Iceless Ice-Wed July 27, 2011
- Jul. 7 – Little Bay Islands
- Jul. 7 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - July 7
- Jul. 6 – Moose Plan
- Jul. 6 – Greg Thomson
- Jul. 6 – ER/PR reportable testing
- Jul. 6 – New Dawn agreement
- Jul. 6 – Herb Spurrell
- Jul. 6 – Training Police officers at home
- Jul. 6 – Capelin
- Jul. 6 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - Monday July 4
- Tom Ronan
- Apr. 29 – Crosstalk - Royal Wedding
- Apr. 29 – Turner Report - Captain Mark Turner
- Apr. 29 – Adams Memorial - Andrew Brown
- Apr. 29 – Dare To Dance - Terry French
- Apr. 28 – Crosstalk - Youth Vote
- Apr. 28 – Michael Hlinka - Tim Horton's
- Apr. 28 – Oceanex- Corner Brook Reaction
- Apr. 27 – Crosstalk - Books for Young Readers
- Apr. 27 – Tire Recycling - Leigh Puddister
- Apr. 26 – Crosstalk / BIRDING
- Apr. 26 – Cancer Funding / Karen Young
- Mar. 31 – Crosstalk / Snowmobile trails
- Mar. 31 – Seniors Summit / Dr. Patrick O'Shea
- Mar. 31 – Oil Spill / CNLOPB
- Mar. 30 – Crosstalk / Alzheimers
- Mar. 30 – Black Widow Spider in Corner Brook
- Mar. 28 – Crosstalk / Election Call
- Mar. 18 – Cain's Quest Winners
- Mar. 18 – Women in Prison / Jocelyn Greene
- Mar. 18 – Libya / Ehab Sherif
- Mar. 17 – Michael Hlinka, Business column
- Mar. 17 – Labrador Trapper / Ken Mesher
- Mar. 17 – Cain's Quest / Gary & Chris Traverse
- Mar. 16 – Newfoundlandisms / Dave Paddon
- Mar. 16 – Blood Infection / Ann Roberts
- Mar. 15 – NL Child Advocate Carol Chafe
- Mar. 15 – Elizabeth Matthews / CNLOPB
- Roger Samson
- Jan. 3 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY JANUARY 3, 2012
- Aug. 19 – Coming up on Monday, August 22, 2011
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- Jan. 4 – Radio Noon - January 4, 2011
- Robert Sharpe
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- Apr. 30 – WEDNESDAY APRIL 30, 2014
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- Jun. 13 – Kelvin Parsons Retiring from politics.
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- Jun. 10 – Dunderdale speaks out.
- Jun. 10 – AHL is back to Mile One
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- Jun. 1 – Michael Hlinka
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- May. 27 – Gary Keating, Mayor Long Harbour
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- May. 19 – St. John's, the Addictions Treatment Services Association holds a mock car crash in the downtown
- May. 17 – Lorraine Michael NDP Leader
- May. 16 – Anna Marie French
- May. 16 – Dr Goldman -
- May. 13 – Nfld and Lab College of Physicians and Surgeons will sanction psychiatrist Mohammed Mekawy
- May. 11 – Dr Shawn Hamilton - rheumatologist
- May. 11 – Ethel Dickinson memorial
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- May. 5 – Michael Hlinka - business columnist
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- Apr. 18 – How to Vote. - Susan Flanagan
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- Apr. 14 – The Band That Played On: The Extraordinary Story of the 8 Musicians Who Went Down with the Titanic.
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- Apr. 11 – MV Apollo Ferry breaks down.
- Apr. 11 – Conception Bay South - Boil Order
- Apr. 8 – Marine Atlantic - Blue Puttees rolls
- Apr. 7 – Linda Ross, President/CEO, Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women. - Sexist language.
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- Mar. 24 – Volunteer Operator of the Year Award.
- Mar. 24 – Home Heating Oil goes up
- Mar. 23 – Labrador has lost a legend - Uncle Jim
- Mar. 23 – Lori Chynn press conference in Ottawa
- Mar. 23 – Federal budget cuts for Atlantic Canada.
- Mar. 22 – Radio Noon Archives - Viking Disaster
- Mar. 22 – World Water Day
- Mar. 22 – Jack Parsons - Eco Energy
- Mar. 21 – Whistleblower protection at City Hall
- Mar. 21 – Blue Puttees has rough day at sea...
- Mar. 11 – Japan Quake / Deir, Ishiwata
- Mar. 11 – Japan Quake / Melissa Lane
- Mar. 10 – let's talk Shakespeare
- Mar. 10 – Should MUN Tuition be free
- Mar. 10 – There's another twist in the fight to allow snowmobile access through Terra Nova National Park.
- Mar. 3 – MACK FURLONG - TRIVIVA
- Mar. 3 – Bullying - Guest Debra Pepler
- Mar. 2 – Jamie Merrigan on Newman bail
- Feb. 25 – It's "stand up to bullying" day
- Feb. 25 – Snowmobiling Fatality
- Feb. 23 – Change is in the air on Fogo Island.
- Feb. 22 – Crosstalk - Guest Dave Lane
- Francesca Swann
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- Terry Winsor
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